On the train platform, Miller, who is Lafayette's point guard and leading scorer, said he was not bothered by the standard road experience: a crowd — most often small but typically trash-talk noisy — that is unilaterally for the home team.
"Let's talk about noisy neighbors," I say.
If Carey is "Good Morning America" — all cheer and reliability — Blige is what comes later: the daytime talk show noisy with recrimination and redemption.
He was America talking: "As noisy as a tornado: witty and abrasive, self-confident and self-contradictory, sometimes maddening, often engaging, always inimitable".
Since the collapse of world trade talks and noisy street protests last year in Seattle, multinational companies have been scrambling to forge alliances with some of their critics, including unions and human rights and conservation groups.
We talk in a noisy pub just off Wardour Street in the centre of London.
ELECTION season is usually a time for talk, whether in noisy public debate or quiet back room haggling.
"People often talk of how noisy big cities are, but they usually mean unpleasant, disturbing noises," Gauld continued.
Air pollution, most commonly from tobacco smoke, and straining your voice by shouting or trying to talk in a noisy place can also irritate the throat.
The noisy talk was crisper than it had been in the hall outside, where he had first noticed its underwater strains and thought it must be coming from some other apartment.
Talk of the noisy end is of course only half the picture.
